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noun(Eccl.) Kurat, der; Hilfsgeistliche, der* * *['kjuərət](a clergyman in the Church of England assisting a rector or vicar.) der Hilfspfarrer* * *cu·rate[ˈkjʊərət, AM ˈkjʊr-]▶ a \curate's egg:that film was a bit of a \curate's egg streckenweise war der Film gar nicht so schlecht* * *['kjʊərɪt]n(Catholic) Kurat m; (Protestant) Vikar(in) m(f)it's like the curate's egg — es ist streckenweise gar nicht so schlecht
* * *curate1 [ˈkjʊərət] s RELa) Hilfspfarrer m, -geistliche(r) mit’s like the curate’s egg fig Br es ist teilweise gar nicht so übelcurate2 [kjʊˈreıt] v/t eine Ausstellung etc organisieren (u. betreuen)* * *noun(Eccl.) Kurat, der; Hilfsgeistliche, der* * *n.Hilfspfarrer m.
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